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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-25
THE ENGINEER STORY.

THE ENGINEERS S STORY
.Jat me- mt nv nopo aoUo f,s,
i can't stav Loro"
1t was blue ribbon = ee.fno and
Il G nan was = l,con olive cnoineer
b-oIzcd and stIoro. or4 havi,q e,ee
ful of deep Gttelnanat.on. He
'gn cd his name in a held. plain
hand tied a blue ribbon in his bn,,
ton hole, and ash left the hail he
said ,sAs the Lord looks down rnon
me. III never 10, ch licuor ain,
..Have Won been bard drinker2,,
queri, d man who walked be,inc
tie er rg7netr.
40, have never been drunk in
my lie I've swallowed cor siaera-
bic whishey. Int never wcrt far
enouoh h to oct drunk. sIouIIn't
Miss it or he tie worse off for an
.pur. if all the Intoxicating drink in
the weld was Grained into the
o >,
..p.,. ,ou ..omad aa,nr 10 si,n the
,>,od..o,,
a. and r1I hoo, j. +hro,,rh
,h;o1. ord thin o,a toll, topoeronce
J.. -. tho road.
a. h a.rz rooo. o..
laval, g -, I'll. ,n g.,
,l, ,u o..,o
= ha.n-t hoc, !, fro no,,-e
a oa1 f, or no ou the f.cts
yor know ,n, the niobt oxnres.
on toR ,~o,I We aIwavs have
- l.a,o,o ood coach
on1 sometimes we have as many as
two hnnaced nossenoers rs 2
nn,,d ra,d level as the floor, ard
uretty straight. thouoh there is a
hsd snot or two. The nirh. exnress
has tue Il5ht OF way ana we MAKE
fast time. lt Is no rare thIhS 10
skim along at the rate OF nifty hlile'
an hour Tor UhIrty or lortV miles, we
rarely 90 oeIo" thirty. Oh' h'3ht
,,ly.d ont or Detroit with two
sleepers' TWO coaciles' ana the o.
gage and mali cars. Nearly al "i
tile berths In ooth sleepFrs were IuI.
ana most OF the seats OF me co~ches
were occup.'d' IL was coId nlgh'
threatening all IIe Time 10 ram anu
a lonesome wind W. S'ieo al"un"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-25
NO 90.

og them while ON the hand. and
wash them, lo fa.ig roof.{,i,,r. ii.
lut,d <p4-it. of .ruarfs soms
.,l.y.- can hr cleaned with r,,lL
with rich nuln ar nifb tntr,n,inc
''''" q" ""S
ava " '>s s''.'' ." ""e''Ah
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''s'''''' s'''''' '' "'s"'a
water containing soap enough 10
soften II 1T L.. \ carpet Sweeper
l. Invaluable Ia = dloin> oan where
small children ca, but should ueyer
+ be used Tor general sweeping.
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lnc i,toih, under G n.,, beat lbs
white Of an cgg and hfust the ems,
.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-25

views of coming grandeur 10 the
tme degree as his Z; hence an artif-
cial change Of manners and dress.
pretens IN and affection succeeded
a. Eatural result. The elcCtiol
WIS 20 lake lace in November. I J.
cold. weather l. d already com
mencei. 1t had been usual for IL
in former times to have for n,
fathers and brot ers' Sunday HeaI
coats and pant4lnons CT warm home
made jeans at this season of Ill,
year, aad for mother and sisters
in5ey. with fancy stripes of red
blue and white, This description
apparel, since my father had con-,
out a candidate. was cast asid,
with supreme con empt, as onl!
suitable for vulgar people. He and
my brothers now wore broadcloth
and mother and daug hters we1e
arrayed in merlnO.
Finally the election day came.
This was day of great excltemt n
to the whole family. My father was
in high spirits, confident o. his sue
cess but on counting the polls he
was defeated by a small number Of
votes. This was received AS g death
blow to all our fine prospects, We.
nv father did not Succumb: he r' Sc
superior to the disaster, and applied
himself t. recovering what he hal
lost by retiring on his previous
economy AID perseverance, AMI re-
quiring MS to do the same. Tnis
took place four years ago, and we
have nearly recovere ! the shock by
resorting to our prior habits.
You will discover from the fore~
going that, for the pleasure Of ia
ther being candidate, for four
months, cost Us four years more
severe labor than We had ever per
formed. Ny father, [ thought, was
cured OF being candidate. vu- as
he is again asked to take the field,
and for fear he m;ght. | have gwen
YOU facts and desire your opinion.
MARY FOUNTAINE.
Galloway Ulshnr County, Texas.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-25
Galloway Upshnr County, Texas.

You but give the experience Of
sheusan Is of others who neglect
their legitimate calling to chase the
dclusive hOnors and emolumcLts Of
politics. We have ourselves been
throngh the mill an come out tOler-
ably we'll mashei, No that We ever
aspire,i to an office, but our "dear
fciends'' were in the breach, and had
to have help. Political hOnors III
these days are Of very doubtful
worth, and obtained at the sacrifice
Of true manhood. in vat IN jo:ity
Of cases, Like all o'h2r evils Of the
wufld, his can be met and conquered
by a stecu Get thee behind me,
Satan" resolve, and in no other
way.-Ed. Home g. Furm.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-25

ing your advice. | am prompt j
to adopt this course by reason ol
the conviction reposing III m mind
. Of the universal confidence in rela
tiDn to your opinions entertained b
the community wherever tue '.Home
/ 0ad F0rm', circuiates consequently
what you may express T. response
may perhaps be the rescu~
Ing my father from the commission
Of a second error, which is pending
over him and his family, that may
result more fatal than the first t, which
have most pecuniarily ruined Us.
This much in advance: | now
approach the point.
My father IS farmer, so were his
ancestors. He is a man Of indefati-
gable energy, and as long as his
attention was dire cted to his farm
success crowned all his efforts. He
possesses a far English education
and enjoys an average share OF com
nonsense. The family consists Of
three daughters and four sons.
" hen We moved from Alabama to
Texas we had money sufficient 10
pay Tor 52O acres II land. we were
all trained TO habits OF industry and
'ruSalIOy ; m"Iner, alde" ny hF1
"a"9"teIS' maze all me clotilng
'e4"'s''5 lo' III '"ihI'y' VII le lath>
q "'" HS "'o'"''S "P""'" An" Iahd
w." PieF4'e II loF " CROP "uI III
ouSS times "Aeh Tie grass ana
weeds were Hke'y t' gam an ad'ah :
t'Se' ana my I"o sisters ""u'"
take me noe ana "o'k late ana
early In connection with the others,
nhi'l we hao reh'tereo 1hem INTO
suhJec'loh. In the taII sed5Uf all
Win the exception of mother as
sisted In picking Out tie cotton
crop.
We sold what we had to sDaFe If
chickens, butter and eggs, and the
consequence was In few years my
a'her purchased and paid for three
hundred and twenty additional acres
Of land. an1 built an elegant and
comfortable frame house, embellish-
ing md improving the sHrrouhd,
ings. He had horses oxen, cattle,
hogs ani sheep to sell every year,
ind, pendent of the crop, and paid
the money for every thinq he bought,
We were truly In happy and pros
porous condItio0, il We onlF coul'
have appreciated 1t; for, at this
period, we had no aspirations beyond
Honest iudn*try. moca|ity and Intel
hgence- We attended church feG-
uiaFIy on 0aonath' ana "heA crops
were cleaned, went 10 School, where
sch of Us attained common edu>
'tlon. " hen @c visited. We dressed,
as was tie custom with people In
our cHcums'an eS, i'll plain gen',el
ca'lco- while my father and brothers
worC good ho:':c madE ci"thass We
were lndeei a happy and cOntented
family. until some designing evil
spirits crossed our threshold and
fred my fathers ambition hy per.
s.! tding him Id teeAmA 4 candidate
for a prominent county office.
As soon as he coaspntp3 to he.
come a candidate the feelinrs of his
family nrdotvnnt - ofEat +e+olntion,
ot,~ domostic oF.i,s wera ontiroIv
..h,nnnJ onr ideas magnifaa the
importart sccial nositton in which
his otica wonId nlac, his family
,,r f,rnor inlrsrrv and fr,galftv
,va,e oxchapyad for waste and core.
tas.,+elo Nv fatho, satol "a if bo
,raro roclIv IN rosseee,on of hid of-
ho on1o,1o,oa bor- ,o,.h +ho af.
Gao ,.o,1l ooouoIIv worth and
,vo,Ii COW tbo+ a. ,vo ho1 bitborto
wo, ke1 hard we would now case off
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WOrStGd Dress Fabrics.

lK-yard-wide DsEss CLOTHS down to
SEC;
HAIR-LINE STRIPES from rs TO 50c.;
42.inch LUPIN'S FINE TWILLED SUIT
ING from sI.l5 down to CSC;
Yard.wlde NAVY BAsKErs0ITING from
A TO 39c.;
HEAVY ALL WOOL SERGE, yard wide.
reduced nom 65 TO s9c.:
lH.yard.wide BROADCL0rHS from Sl.s9
TO $3.50;
lL-yard. wide FRENCH WORSTED SERGl
from 50 to Bee;
lH.yerd-wide HOMESPUN SUlTlNG frol
6e to 4sc,:
LUPIN'S PURE CAMEI'S HAIRfrom sl.l
to TIC;
lyt.yard. wide SERGE from 80 to 29c.;
26.ipch FANCY sUITING from l2h TO SC.
2s.juch BLACK CAMEL 5- HAIR SERGE
all wool-,from 20 down 10 lsc.;
AII-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE down to
2sc.;
44.lpch BLACK CAMEL's HAIRfromsl.14
to CSC;
SILK WARP Henrietta Cloth from
leo toS120;
PARIS NOVELTY DRESS SUITS from o32
down to s16, from t2s down to Sl4' rom
s22 down to $40. from s16 down to So,
from SI2bO down TO So, from 1915 down
10 So. from So 80 down TO 1925.
There are other Intermediate prices, butau
have met the same reductions.
We have carefully stated our former prices
on most Of these goods, many OF which
were marked at near half their original
value.
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.DONESTICS and WHITE GOODS.

IL will be a good Investment for snyoooy
to buy these goods and lay aside until
GOOD CORDED PIQUEs AZ sNc;
WHITE INDIA LINENS at 40;
i2hc quality INDIA LINEN at 80. ;oov
Extraordinary quality CHECK MAXIMUM
RemnSnts ants OF WHITE LACE, CHECK IN
Ola LINEN, at Sc; ,c.ys
SATIN FINISH PLAID INDIA LINENS at
Figured shilling sATINEs at Ioc.;
Best SHIFTING PRINTS, in remnants 81
4c, worth &C.:
Good CHECK GINGBAMS at 4hc.;
Rest COTTON DIAPER. eighteen lnches
wide 4pc per ten yards;
FRJJIT OF THELOOM "A COTTONat NC
FRUIT OF THE LOOM l0'4 SH ErINd al
ole worth 95c.;
UTICA aHEkTING, 9'4 ~ l9c.
Yard. wide white extra fine FLANNEL at
AmcsEeag AGA yard.wlde TICKING at
Hlack half wool ALPACAs and CASH.
MERES reduced to 4c:
Pure LINEN TOWELS at SC.
Extra heavy pure LINEN TOWELS 5oxIs
Pure 1nfIfs IiNEN n iM16tMSiiE TOWELS. one yari
Good 5SI dso,TToN I, ~ On CRASH at &c.;
Pure LINEN CRASH at &C.;
unr great Wamsutts Gentlemens uN-
LAUNDERED SHIRTS reduced for THIS
occasion to $40;
Mems 1es' scotch 1 An.Wool WHITE UNDER
SHIFTS at 7sc.;
100 RED SHIRTS reduced to 76c.
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HOSIERY. KID GLOVES, s HiSDKERCHlEFS.

We have the largest stock OF these goods
in the city. ana 10 Is here we have MADE
special reductions.
Children's Extra Long, Solid.Riboed hoSE
at 4c.;
Children's Fine Regular English Ribbed
HOSE at lSc.-reduced rom z0c.;
Ladies' Full Regular Brilliant Lisle-Threau
HOSE at 3oc.-reduced from oOc.:
mbination lot OF Eleeant SIX aud Lisle'
Thread HOSIERY IN solid. fancy en-
broidered, and trl.cOlo ed. reduced from
$3.50 aud 81 TO 62Hc.;
a. and 4-button KID GLOVES, slightly
spotted, at Ssc
e.button Undie essed MoUsQUErAIREs at
Ladies' extra quality, Gauntlet Dogskln
DRIVING GLOVES reduced from si'2'
PalsDce ar i OF our white and Colored INITIAL
HANDKERCHIEF at lOc. worth up 10
pure Linen White Hemstitched HAND
KERCHIEFS reduced from loc. TO &C.;
Pure Linen. Tucked, Hemstitched HAND
KERCHIEFS at &c. worth 2Oc.;
Our Sb Elegantly. Finished. ALI Wool Whlte
BLANKET reduced toss.oO-oniy about
uAWsfI kG EMBRoIDERIEs.-w have
placed our entire duplicate stock on sale,
and prices are greatly reduced from
9xc. up: also, our IRISH P0INT and
SWIs s SEMBROIDERIES and FLoUNC-
,oc t,rea m CURTAIN sCRIMs at 7c.:
LADIES' MUSLIN UND ERWEAR AND
CHILDRENS WHITE DRESSES Our
entire stock spread out for Inspection at
about half price; ..,.,-. 40, -
| Our reduced prices on CoRSErS stin con-
tinue.
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ray- D. 8 E. MITTELDORfER.
Previous TO otakirg inventory IT is our do
sire 10 close out our entire stock ot
CLOAKS, CAklEJ'S, BLANkEIS'
DRESS GOODS, FLANNELS.
MkKINO UNDERW EAR. &C . &c.


our stock Of CLoAKs is very large. Ex-
ttaOrdinary reductions must be made 10
clOee them out this month. We nave ac.
C0dingiy marked our entire line down TO
prime cost.
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS from 9l.6O up;
Misses NeWmarkets from 1913 up
ladies Jackets and short Wraps al
81 81 worth $3.50, at So 80 worth S4 a.
S924 worth So. at $3.50 worth 50;
NEW MARKETS for ladies al S4.Io, s4'os'
SbI3F547 So 81, 50. 93, S7.1j. worm re-
speciively e., 81. Ss, 50, $40, 81 II, Sl3;oO;
RUsSIAN CIRCULARS at about mai! FaiIe'
DRESS GOODS.
All DRESS GOODS at cost. Tricots at 25, As,
Gq. and soc. satin BerbeIsa &c. worm
2Oc.. double wide Cashmerts al l3c,
real yalue 22C: MOrsted Plaid6 Al lac,
worth S5c at 2lc. worth SOC; TlguIe!
SIX VeiVets At 5Oc., were 1oc.i Sltlpeu
Nelvets At 42c. worth 65c. All NeiEes
In plain. inquired, and striped at less than
cost price.
CARPETS.
Our entire stock OF HEMP, INGRAM
THRkE- PLY ia PESTkY, BkUSSELS,
and VELVET CARPETS at cost
HEMP CARPET at 14c.; INGRAM CAE-
PITS at ~, 27, 49, As, 90, ana l5c. :
THhEE-PLY CARPET at 74c. TAPES
THY CARPETB At 40 81, and 75c.;
BODY BRUSSELS at SSc.;
Nice assortment Of SMYRNA RUGS much
below Vslue; TAPESTRY and VEL
VET at half price.
BLANKETS,
WHITE BLANKETS st 900. worth el l.6O;
good GRAY BLANKETS a. 81 e 70
Tor au all. wool lO.4 WHITE BLANKET
worth 50.
special bargains In LACE CURTAINS
1OtNTF RPANES, BED.C . Nh y ri y
9OWEI,s. NAPKINS, TABLE LINENS
EHhkTlNGS sc.
GVeus an early call.
ID. & h. MITrELDORFER,
10 9-Su, ,Tu&W 627 Broad street.
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(d6lEEt3!gg}

N THERE Is A WAY OUT or Diff
CrLTY WE RATHER EMBRACE IL
WE ADMIT THAT ONCE IN MANY
WEARS WE HAVE ovERREAcHED IN
ruKCHAsEs OUR CAPACITY FoR
HANDLING THE GOODS. WE SHALL
~ rNARtE EVEN TO STORE THEN
FoRTHE COMING SEASON. THEMANf
DISADVANTAGES THAT STARE Us IN
THE FACE FOR CARRYING SUCH A
GIGANTIC AMOUNT or srUFTs PRE-
SENT But ONE WAY OCT OF SUCH
EMERGENCY. AND THAT I5 TO HAVE
AN EXTRAORDINARY sALE-To LEI
YOU HAVE OUR SURPLUS AMOUNT OF
sToCK-sAY AT LEAST TWENTY-FIVE
TorHIRTY FIvETHoUsANDD DoLLARs'
WORTH THE REST WE SHALL TAKE
CARE OF OURSELVES wBAREFULLY
AWARE OF THE GREAT LOSS THAT A
FORCED SALE OF SUCH MAGNITUDE
WILL INVOLVE UPON Us. THE CUES
TIuE OF RELIEF Is NOT AN EASY ONE.
ARr WRAPS TO BE WORN NEXT WIN
TEKe-AND. II so. WHAT sTYLE2 If
DRESS FABRICS WILL BE CALLEDFO
WHAT Will BE THE DESIGN OR THE
MATERIAL THESE QUERIES MAY BE
PIT TO HUNDREDS OF VARIOUS ARTI.
CLFs WITHOUT A SINGLE REPLY OF
COMFORT WE MUST SELL THIS SUR
PLUS STOCK, AND YOU MUST HAVE
TIE GOoIs AND A BENEFIT AT THE
sAME TINE. SPECIAL PklCEs-IN
MANY INST Noes SACRIFICING
PRCEs-BUT V & CANNOT AFFORD TO
SILL ALL o. OUR STOCK AT THIS
RATE. THERE WILL BE ENOUGH TO
GIVE YOU A LONG RANCE FOR SUP
rLYING YOUR WANTs-FoR RELIEV-
ING UsOF The SURPLUS. WE SHALL
BERFADY FOR THIS GREAT SALE ON
MONDAY MORNING. 1T WILL BE THE
GREATEST SACRIFICE MADE BY Us
FOR SEVERAL YEARS. YOU MUST BUY
THESE GOODS WHITTIER YOU WANT
rHEM OK NOT. 80 SAYS THE FRICE.
COHEN BROTHERS,
mo FOURTH AND BROAD.
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DAY-BO0KS,
~ LEDGERS.
JOURNALS.
CAsH-B0OKS,;
INVOICE.BOOKb.
SALES BOOKS,
LETTER BOOKS.
RECEIPr.B00KS.
BLANK BOOKS,
BILL. BOOKS.
MEMORAHDUM-BOO
LETTER-F ES
CHECKS ON ALL OF THE HANKS Or
rHE CITY (IN BOOKS OR SEEErSb
NEGOTIABLE NOTES,
DRAFTS,
FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHAN9E.
RIANK FORMS OF DEEDS OFTRU5r,
DEEDS OF RELEASE, v
BILLS OF SALE.
and other BLANK FORMS OF daily use;
LETTER and BILL-HEADS printed 70
BLANK BOOKS made to any special pat,
tern. with large stock OF all other kinds OF
BECKWIrH & PARHAM,
iaaqt Booksellers and stationers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09

NTOTICE.-THE FIRM OF GOD.
~ DIN & WIEGFIELD, Lumber Dealers
was dissolved on October l, 1856, oy tns
death OF Mr. GODDIN. The underslgned
having purchased the interest OF Mr.. God,
din viii continue the LUMBER BUsI NESS
Al the old stand. All persona having claims
against the firm. and all lpersonsindeoted 10
ibe same will please settle with me.
Thankful for past favoIs and soliciting u
share OF the patronage OF my friends ana
the public generally .,,...>,,,,,,,r
10 o. N JOSEPH 4. WINGFlELD.
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OUR CLEARANCE SALE,
Aorc GOING On, is attracting Buyers and Vide
spread ,lHenHOn;
To rt-RTUER REDUCE HAVE MADE GENERAL
REDUCTION ON EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR STORE


ITO cleo from
lands
IS ats an
Tsats
be
even though SOu
~N0N' Wv ~
sin wide ar c.
-yard-u J
uty
alfyCA
insure
We we 90 NOT
Acalla and prices Gil we
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SILKS.

All OF our COLOREO GROS GRAINS in
price from 81 to sl.45 Will be sod Tor
s5c.;
ALL-SILK BLACK JERSEY WEB Soc;
BLACK MORE from 1915 down to Sl.S5;
24.inch wide VERY HEAVY MORE from
from s2.23 toSl.65;
22-jnch SATIN RHADAMAS from sl.20 to
0Oc., from s19s to Sl.65. from Sl.So 10
9Oc., from 9lc. to oOc.;
STRIPED SATIN and GR0S.GRAIN from
81 SO down TO 9sc.;
pYADFRE STRIPED fr m Sl.2S to $50.
These goods cost upwards OF Sl.75 toim-
port There are May other fancy
veaves in both Black and Colored-all
reduced.
GROS. GRAIN SILK nom SLl0 to 79c"
from 81. .92 to ST. 60; from Sl,62 to Sl.35,
nom s1.29 to 95c.
c4-ipch RADZIMI RE from sl.29 to 95c.;
SATIN DUCHESS, in Light and DARK
Shades from So to osc.;
6sc. sATINS down to 40c.
2ec. sATINS down to 19c.
sbc. INDIA DRAPERY SILK from s. to
CSC: from 81 .25 down to 95c.
VeI1etS and PlAShES.
Remnants OF VELvETs and PLUSHES
all marked at about half value.
PLUsHES heretofore sec. down to oOcp
24-inch from sl.e9 to $780, 24Inch
from s2.l9 to s1.75.
SEAL BROWN, 26.inch, from VI 20 10
$3.50. fIom 81 46 toSl.e6.
BLACK from s1.S9 to sl.l9, from S2.96 10
sI75.
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PROFESSIONAL.
aRoCERiEs. as.
cn0CKERY. GLASS WAxE, &c.

-oso<,soTg.0-f-tfsh .l@rf.f 2 - =
TWO STORES-TAKE YOUR
Il CHOICE-F sxfy days l win allow
a DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT. ON ALL
GOODS 10 enable me to dispose OF my larxe
stock OF FANCY GOODS. DO not let this
opportunity pass without avsiling yourself
OF It. as some goods viii DO sold FOR LESS
THAN COST. ID. II. WALLAuh
,a42m 4oeand sis ssst Broad street
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'CLO4KS.
FINE OIL posrRaIrs.

T(/lNN(/llvV0IITVlV y 2 :,
THE HOLIDAY RUSH BEING
Il over I am again prepared 20 receive
orders for PORTRAIT PAINTING In on,
Ppstel. and Crayon. Lowest prices oon-
sistent with drst.ciass work, which gusren-
tee and solicit only. Rsfefencs 70 sofnss
Rlchmopd Art Roo ms
In e.lw 2O7 BFosd street.
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srOCK. BROKERS, 6e.
-
GEORGE W. WARREN. W. e. QUARLEs.
WARREN & QU A RLES
w BANKERS AND BROkEhS'
lIl7 MAIN sTRELT.

RICHMOND. VA, December 20, 1886.
We neg leaye 10 announce that. In add
tion 10 our facilities for executing orders on
LOCAL SECURITIES. we are now In CON
nection, by EXCLUSIVE WIRE from our
once, with New York, Boston, Baltimore
Philadelphia. and Was1ingtoo;r too;ror. . rtoNs
he,ween the hours CT 10 A. n aud +. ~:
on all LEADING STOCKS AND BONDS
dealt In on the prominent Exchanges OF
this country.
VIZ DRAW BILLS, In sums 10 sult, 81
Iowest rates, on all the cities OF EuroPe. ane
issne LETTERS OF CREDIT available In
All paTts OF the world.
ia aim WARREN a QUAkLEs.
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RICHMOND. VA, January 8, 1887.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS

THE UNUEhOIUNhU II IiI,o
Il day formed o.paItnership under the
firm name and style OF GEORGE u JO !. 70 r
a GO. for the purpose OF conducting dEN.
ERAL PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS at the stand formerly occupied
by N. Il. Savage 4 Co., No. 1912 Gary street
and would respectfully solicit the patronage
OF our friends and the general pnDuc. we
hone nv strict attention 10 business In
trusted 10 our care. TO merit the confidence
that may be reposed In ns ,o.,ps
ia9.lts N. B. JONES.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND
TO WIT:

STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND
TO WIT:
LR H. steger notary public IN and Tor
said CITY, in said state, 10 certify that Henry
p. Taylor, Jr, Blair Boiling, and Thomas ..
Williams whose names are signed 10 the
~ Ian1aIv. 1887. have acknowledged the
same before me In my city aforesaid. And
1 do further certify that said Henry Z. Tsy.
Ior, .'r and Blair Boiling this day made
oath before me that the said Tnomas ".
Wtiitaros has paid in actual cash into the
partpefship described in said certificate the
sum OF ten thousand dollars.
Given under my hand this sth day OF
10 a.ew Notary Public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09
FOR RENr.

FOR RENf.
FOR RENT. Cd
We are instructed
by the owners To offer
SPECIAL INDUCE
SPECIAL NOTICE SMENTS IN REDUCED
RATES To secure i'm
mediate tenants for
the following
Three.Story, l10 north Fifth street. near
franklin street; 10 rooms; modern I'M
provemenfs. .,-- -.
Large Double Brick. three stories, corner
Fiffh and Cary; l3 rooms.
S22 Main, near Monroe 10 rooms.
2720 east Broad 9Tooms.
9Is west Main: 6rooms.
1918 west Floyd rooms.
l3I wesl Cary: rooms.
6I2 north First; 7rooms.
ala north Fifth; 9ooms.
b23 north Thirtleth; rooms.
1904 weet Main; s rooms.
IL north Third: rooms.
8o6 Altemarle; 4 rooms.
22O9 east franklin; rooms.
sos Norton: rooms.
Desirable Houses in other localities.
stores, Factories. and Warehouses.
Cali for WEEKLY RENT LIST.
]. THOMPSON BROWN q co..
iae 11i3 east Main street.
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paSCrxe SCHOOL.

MADAM L. LOUIS'S DANG %
WI ING PARLORs are now open for "a
the reception OF pupils daily from 40 ll-M
a. M. toeP. N. Night class every Wednes-
day. Circaiars win explain all particulars.
Cail or address GIL east Broad street
20 e2S-t0c17atsutz
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JULIUS
DISSOLUTION & CO.PARTNERsHIP.


United PARTNERSHlP.-hnow
IL ali men by these presents that we
HENRY Z, TAYLOR, JR, BLAlk bOLlt
TNG. and THOMAS g. WILLIAMS, WIN
The view OF forming limited partnership
have made ard severany signed THIS pa
per. which now makes known ana states
First, That the name and place OF rest
depce OF each partner is as follows; Henry
p. Taylor, Jr., Richmond, Va; Blalr BOIL 5s1i,
ing, Richmond, Va, ana Inomas W VIII
nems, Richmond, Va. -
Second. That the name or nrm un9er
which the partnership Is 10 De conuuoeeu ~
TAYLOR q Boiling.
Third. That the said Henry L. Iaylor, Jr.'
and Blair Boiling are the general partners
ard the said Thomas 9. Wllliamsls the spe-
cial partner tto,,
Fourth. That the amount ofmoney when
the special partner, the said Thomas v.
Williams, contributes rs ten thousand eol'
lars. -, 49,.
Filth. That the general nature ef me
business to be transacted Is that or a whole
sale aud jobbing fancy grocery business
Sixth That the place OF business Is I'd pe
the said city OF Richmond.
Seventh. That the duration OF the sald
partnership shall continue from tne uate VI
the signing of these articles until tne lsI
day OF Jan nary, leDO. - ,.t.e,,.
Made and sever9lly signed by US tnls 2 n
day OF January, 1857. as witness our hauus
"-'' HENRY p. TAYLOR. JR., lSeal.l
BuAIR BOILING, lSeaii
THOMAS &. WILLIAMS, (SealJ
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THERE NEVER BEFoR
LADIES MISSE

our assortment is still very extensivs,
s25 WRAPS are now $3.50; 9lo NEWMA
julius
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ROBES.

We have just fifteen elegant ROBE
DREss. PATTERNS, some Embroidered
others Beaded and Braided. all OF when
will be sold at the low price of $40 each
Many In the lot would be cheap AZ Szo.
CAN soon and get the first choice.
LEVY & DAVIS.